Examines textuality and imagination with reference to the refracted image of Hegelian dialectical method. Attempts to modify, improve and revamp Hegel\u27s dialectic; Suggestions made by Hegel in his discussion of the three realms of Absolute Sprit

Schalow, Frank

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University of New Orleans 
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Philosophy Faculty Publications Department of History and Philosophy 
1996 
Textuality and Imagination: The Refracted Image of Hegelian 
Dialectic 
Frank Schalow 
University of New Orleans, fschalow@uno.edu 
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Schalow, Frank. “Textuality and Imagination: The Refracted Image of Hegelian Dialectic,” Research in 
Phenomenology, 26 (1996): 155-170. 
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